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Watching Harry Kumel’s Malpertuis (1972), his adaptation of Jean Ray’s incredible 1943 novel.
It’s something of a trip, and favours bizarre hypergothic sets, an explosion of lurid colour and some appropriately over-the-top performances instead of what you might describe as a conventional plot…
The recent Radiance Films blu-ray package is very well done.
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Watching Harry Kumel’s Malpertuis (1972), his adaptation of Jean Ray’s incredible 1943 novel.
It’s something of a trip, and favours bizarre hypergothic sets, an explosion of lurid colour and some appropriately over-the-top performances instead of what you might describe as a conventional plot…
The recent Radiance Films blu-ray package is very well done.
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Watching Harry Kumel’s Malpertuis (1972), his adaptation of Jean Ray’s incredible 1943 novel.
It’s something of a trip, and favours bizarre hypergothic sets, an explosion of lurid colour and some appropriately over-the-top performances instead of what you might describe as a conventional plot…
The recent Radiance Films blu-ray package is very well done.
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Pour ses 20 ans , les editions de #LArbreVengeur publient les #LesContesDeCanterbury par le #Fantastique #JeanRay dans un format anniversaire.
Et #DavidVincent les a lu! 😗
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89ditions_L'Arbre_vengeur?wprov=sfti1 -
This week on Deep Cuts in a Lovecraftian Vein, we look at how Belgian writer Jean Ray broke into WEIRD TALES in the 1930s...and what Lovecraft thought of his work.
https://deepcuts.blog/2023/08/05/deeper-cut-jean-ray-and-weird-tales/
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This week on Deep Cuts in a Lovecraftian Vein, we look at how Belgian writer Jean Ray broke into WEIRD TALES in the 1930s...and what Lovecraft thought of his work.
https://deepcuts.blog/2023/08/05/deeper-cut-jean-ray-and-weird-tales/